• If you have an overdose of riboflavin, it effects the thyriod gland that could induce birth defects in babies-defect that affect the nervious system, the skin, the skeletal system, and vascular systems.
• If you do not have a good dosage of riboflavin deficiency leads to bloodshot eyes, abnormal sensitivity to light, and lesions of the skin.
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RIBOFLAVIN
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Chemical Information
Type of nutrient chemical• Vitamin B
Other foods it contains
Which foods contain riboflavin?• Milk products and milk
• Bread
• Cereal
• Basically grain
Chemical interactions with the body?
• Riboflavin helps the body release energy from protein, fat, and carbohydrates in metabolism.http://www.vitamins-supplements.org/vitamin-B2-riboflavin.php
Human system affected mostly?
• RespiratoryToo much/Too little?
• If you have an overdose of riboflavin, it effects the thyriod gland that could induce birth defects in babies-defect that affect the nervious system, the skin, the skeletal system, and vascular systems.• If you do not have a good dosage of riboflavin deficiency leads to bloodshot eyes, abnormal sensitivity to light, and lesions of the skin.
Chemical Formula
C17 H 20 O6 N 4